3 Dicas Infalíveis para Melhorar o Seu Inglês (com a Vanessa)
Bem-vindo a mais uma aula prática de Listening! No vídeo de hoje, vamos aprender com uma falante nativa. A Vanessa, do excelente Speak English with Vanessa, preparou três dicas fundamentais para quem quer aprender a comunicar de forma natural e sem stress.
Assista ao vídeo abaixo, tente compreender o máximo que conseguir pelo contexto e, de seguida, leia a transcrição interativa para tirar as tuas dúvidas. No fim, teste a tua compreensão no nosso Quiz!
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Transcrição Interativa: Aprende Vocabulário no Contexto
Hi! I am Vanessa from speakenglishwithvanessa.com where you can have natural conversations in English without stress. In today’s video, I want to give you three tips for improving your English.
These three tips have been very important to me when I've learned a foreign language. Right now, I am in France and this is the second time I’ve lived in France, and when I was learning French these three tips helped me so much. Without these tips I wouldn't have been able to learn as quickly, as efficiently and I wouldn't have been as happy.
Tip #1: Listen (Ouça)
So, let's get right in. Tip number one is Listen. Listen to anything you can in English, always listen. Listen, listen, listen, always listen. When we were babies, we listened to our parents speak every day, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. We were listening to our native language. So, I recommend for you find Youtube videos, such as this one, find podcasts, find everything you can. Watch movies, listen to music, listen to as much English as you can. Get the words in your head and try to understand as much as possible and listen, don't forget: always just listen to English. When you're driving to work, when you're cooking dinner, when you're taking a walk outside: listen. Alright!
Tip #2: Relax, don't stress (Relaxe)
Number two. Number two is: relax, don’t stress. So many people stress about learning a language. “I need to learn it in three months, oh I’m not learning quick enough”. They feel so stressed. Relax. Language doesn’t come in one week. It doesn’t come, sometimes, even in one year. You need to relax and realize you’re working as hard as you can. Don’t worry about it. For me, an important part of relaxation is being outside, in nature. So today for this video, I’m outside because it relaxes me. It helps me to feel relaxed when I touch the earth, when I feel connected to nature. I recommend if you feel stressed: go for a walk. Take a 10-15 minute walk. It doesn’t need to be long and breathe. And think: I can do it! I can speak English.
Tip #3: Speak with anyone (Fale com qualquer um)
Number three tip: speak with native speakers and speak with non-native speakers. Speak with anybody. Speak English with anyone you can. Even if you have a dog, speak with the dog: “Hi dog, how are you doing today? Did you sleep well?” Say anything you can. This confidence and these muscles speaking English will grow and feel more confident speaking English. So, if you have no friends or native speakers near you, look online, go to my website, you can have a lesson with me... ...you can meet with other native speakers online or you can find on the internet some people in your area, maybe you didn’t know they’re native English speakers... ...or find other people who are learning English, try to speak English with them. That can be really helpful as well, or speak with anyone, speak with the trees, speak with your dog, speak with anyone, speak to yourself. I recommend it.
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